ESWT Veterinary Shock Wave Therapy Equipment

ESWT Veterinary Shock Wave Therapy Equipment

Our ESWT Veterinary Shock Wave Therapy Equipment is a highly effective solution for treating orthopedic and soft tissue injuries in equine sports medicine. With its radial shockwave technology, it offers premier treatment for suspensory injuries, "kissing spines," and various musculoskeletal disorders. This therapy equipment provides rapid pain relief, stimulates cellular regeneration, and achieves deep penetration with its bundled wave technology. Equipped with five probe options and a handpiece supporting over 3 million shockwave shots, it is the leading choice of veterinarians, trainers, and therapists for ligament and tendon injury treatment, as well as post-work recovery in elite equine athletes.

Specifications

Why Choose BS-SWT2X ESWT Shock Wave Therapy?

• Premier treatment for suspensory injuries and "kissing spines"

• Rapid pain relief and stimulation of cellular regeneration

• Five probe options enable varied treatment options

• Acoustic wave with 100x higher energy than ultrasound

• Handpiece supports over 2 million shockwave shots

Features:

• A high value investment for the clinic or training yard

• Leading technology for treating and managing performance horses

• Treat and rehabilitate multiple conditions with a single device

• Versatile treatment options address varied conditions

• Reduces sport horse time out through effective injury management

Application:

POST-SURGERY RECOVERY

• Muscle strains and microtears

• Muscle spasm

• Exercise-induced inflammation

• Reduced recovery times

TENDON AND LIGAMENT LESIONS

• Fracture treatment

• Degenerative joint disease

• Stress fractures

• Spinous process impingement

OSTEOARTHRITIS

• Spinous process surgery

• Sacroiliac ligament lesions

• Tendon and ligament injury

• Ligament desmotomy

WOUNDS AND ABRASIONS

• Proximal suspensory ligament

• desmitis

• Dorsal metacarpal disease

• (sore/bucked shins)

• Tendinitis

• Bursitis

FRACTURES

• Ringbone

• Navicular syndrome

• Pedal osteitis

• Sesamoiditis